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but old music is cool
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Posted Mar 5, 2000 by Jenny and Fred the cheese
a lot of the parties i go to we end up listening to stuff our parents knew, the only difference is we are shorter, and obviosly more attractive. not that there isn't good stuff around these days it's just what we always end up doing.

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but old music is cool
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Posted Mar 6, 2000 by Buff
It could be worse. My mother keeps stealing my CDs. So she's got my latest Primus relese, and I'm stuck with her Beatles tapes. Not that I don't like the Beatles, (god forbid) but I've only been hearing them since birth.

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